Humanities & Social Sciences

The titles or nomenclature depend on the university offering the course. However, in graduation, you cannot pursue those specialisations which are available in PG. There is actually no difference between the two in graduation.

You need to score a minimum 50% marks in graduation. However, every candidate will have to take an entrance exam like CAT, CMAT or MAT, irrespective of his graduation or PG.

Yes, you will have to request the university.

Yes, you can do that.

Hi,
Below mentioned are the best colleges:
1. St. Xavier's College - Mumbai.
2. Presidency College - Chennai.
3. Christ University.
4. Sophia College for Women.
5. Kamala Nehru College for Women.
6. Mithibai College of Arts – Mumbai.
7. Fergusson College – Pune.

JNU and Delhi University is best to pursue MA English in India.

BHU is one of the Primer University of India. Undergoing PG at university is definitely a prudent decision.

Hi Harshadeep,
Do you mean Banaras Hindu University? If yes, they won't provide you a scholarship for your Ph.D. abroad. The university abroad, Aberdeen University in this case will have Ph.Ds. funding options, you should check with the university itself.

Delhi University does not offer 5 years integrated BA LLB degree course. DU faculty of law offers 3-year degree course on law after graduation degree. Admission is based on entrance examination. You may look at DU website for further details. You are advised to appear for Civil Services Examination conducted by UPSC to become an IAS officer. It is the most competitive exam of India.